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A token migration is the process of moving a cryptocurrency's coins or tokens from one blockchain to another. This often happens when a project transitions from using a third-party..
Token lockups, or vesting periods, represent a specific time period during which a user is unable to trade, sell, or transfer a set of cryptocurrency tokens. Without a lockup mechanism..
Token issuance is a process whereby a company creates a blockchain-based token. Token issuance requires consideration of numerous aspects of a token and how the issuers want the asset..
A Token Generation Event (TGE) is a process whereby a new blockchain project and its founding team facilitate the technical generation and launch to market of the project's native..
A token basket refers to a pool of tokenized assets such as equities, commodities, fiat-backed stablecoins, bonds, or other assets. Many blockchain-specific token baskets are made up..
Within the context of blockchain technology, a token generally refers to a unit of value for a programmable asset that is managed by a smart contract and an underlying distributed ledger..
Timing-based evasion is a tactic some variants of malware use to avoid detection within a target system. Malware coded with a timing-based evasion tactic will only execute its malicious code..
A timestamp is a digital record or log used to identify the moment in time that a transaction occurred. Timestamps recorded onto a blockchain's ledger are immutable and unique..
The TimeLock Key is a safety mechanism used during the atomic swap process. A TimeLock Key returns exchanged cryptocurrency if a trade doesn't execute within a specified timeframe.
Time-weighted average price (TWAP) is a trading algorithm that is based on the weighted average price of a financial asset over a specified time frame. High-volume traders often use..
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